This Ohio State stand golf bag is priced at $150 and can make an excellent lightweight option for a golfer who intends to primarily walk with a Buckeyes golf bag when playing a round of golf as opposed to taking a golf cart or paying a caddy.
This OSU golf bag weighs less than 8 pounds and has a number of features that make it ideal for players that routinely walk four or five hours while playing eighteen holes. In addition to the comfortable weight there are two plastic legs that pop out of this piece of equipment that form a tripod like stand, hence the name OSU stand golf bag. The three legged tripod formation is handy for golfers to utilize once they walk up to their golf balls (hopefully in the fairway and not in the rough). The tool is most frequently used as a convenience for players to hold their clubs up (about waist high) while calculating yardage to the pin and making a club selection for an approach shot.
In addition to the legs this item has a dual strap which is a very nice amenity for players walking who don't want to have their shoulders' irritated. On an Ohio State tour golf bag and similar ones designed specifically as Buckeye golf cart bags there is often only one shoulder strap. The conventional wisdom is that if a golfer won't be carrying the item very often or very far one simple padded shoulder strap will suffice. On the other hand is the player who does in fact lug their clubs around a course and appreciates the ingenuity of double shoulder straps designed to take pressure off by dispersing the weight over a broader range of the body as opposed to simply isolating the burden in only one spot.
There are a total of 5 OSU logos on this lightweight item that comes fully equipped with 7 dividers for separating clubs in the bag so as to minimize damage that can be caused when two or more clubs smack into each other during the course of normal handling. The 7 dividers are all full length which means that they go all the way to the bottom of this piece of equipment. In addition to reducing damage the dividers also serve to increase organization which can increase the pace of play and allow golfers to spend a greater percentage of their mental energy on the game at hand as opposed to wasting time sifting through their set trying to figure out if they left their sand wedge on the last hole.
As a precautionary measure there is a removable rain hood that can be zipped on over the top of this Buckeyes stand bag to keep valuable clubs safe and dry in the event of sudden sprinkling or even an all out downpour. To compliment the rain hood a umbrella holder comes standard with this purchase. Buyers should be aware that the golf umbrella is sold separately but this is the case with pretty much any similar OSU item that might be purchased. Golf umbrellas are available in most any local pro shop and can also of course be found online. In fact a variety of Ohio State golf umbrellas can be found through this link here.
This piece of golf equipment does have 6 pockets that are located on the front and sides. Each of the pockets can be sealed shut with a zipper. Because the pockets are of various sizes it is most common for a golfer to designate specific compartments for their specific needs. For instance the largest areas are normally used for storing golf shoes and windbreakers while smaller areas may be relegated for safely keeping a wallet and set of car keys. Players that don't like having a cell phone on them while they relax and play will likely elect to put their phone on silent and through it in with their bulky wallet and car keys. The easily accessible front pockets are prime real estate for golf balls. Every amateur player knows that it is absolutely essential to have a well stocked collection of golf balls before venturing out on a challenging course ripe with water hazards.
In addition to the legs this item has a dual strap which is a very nice amenity for players walking who don't want to have their shoulders' irritated. On an Ohio State tour golf bag and similar ones designed specifically as Buckeye golf cart bags there is often only one shoulder strap. The conventional wisdom is that if a golfer won't be carrying the item very often or very far one simple padded shoulder strap will suffice. On the other hand is the player who does in fact lug their clubs around a course and appreciates the ingenuity of double shoulder straps designed to take pressure off by dispersing the weight over a broader range of the body as opposed to simply isolating the burden in only one spot.
There are a total of 5 OSU logos on this lightweight item that comes fully equipped with 7 dividers for separating clubs in the bag so as to minimize damage that can be caused when two or more clubs smack into each other during the course of normal handling. The 7 dividers are all full length which means that they go all the way to the bottom of this piece of equipment. In addition to reducing damage the dividers also serve to increase organization which can increase the pace of play and allow golfers to spend a greater percentage of their mental energy on the game at hand as opposed to wasting time sifting through their set trying to figure out if they left their sand wedge on the last hole.
As a precautionary measure there is a removable rain hood that can be zipped on over the top of this Buckeyes stand bag to keep valuable clubs safe and dry in the event of sudden sprinkling or even an all out downpour. To compliment the rain hood a umbrella holder comes standard with this purchase. Buyers should be aware that the golf umbrella is sold separately but this is the case with pretty much any similar OSU item that might be purchased. Golf umbrellas are available in most any local pro shop and can also of course be found online. In fact a variety of Ohio State golf umbrellas can be found through this link here.
This piece of golf equipment does have 6 pockets that are located on the front and sides. Each of the pockets can be sealed shut with a zipper. Because the pockets are of various sizes it is most common for a golfer to designate specific compartments for their specific needs. For instance the largest areas are normally used for storing golf shoes and windbreakers while smaller areas may be relegated for safely keeping a wallet and set of car keys. Players that don't like having a cell phone on them while they relax and play will likely elect to put their phone on silent and through it in with their bulky wallet and car keys. The easily accessible front pockets are prime real estate for golf balls. Every amateur player knows that it is absolutely essential to have a well stocked collection of golf balls before venturing out on a challenging course ripe with water hazards.
